CLASSIFICATION OF CANADIAN MARES 1949     THE FRENCH CANADIAN HORSE 1920     THE FRENCH CANADIAN HORSE 1909     A Legacy of Canada     The Morgans by Justin Morgan Jr. 1842 Rebuttal to George Barnard's letter, published in the Albany Cultivator 1842, said to be written by Justin Morgan Jr.     Origins of the Morgan Horse 1841 George's letter to Spirit of the Times asserting that Justin Morgan was sired by a Canadian stalion     Canadian Horses 2003 A short article from the Rivard Family Newsletter about the first horses shipped from France.     The American Trotting Horse 1869 Well-known Canadian trotting horses of the 19th century     Notes by the Campfire 1847 A heart-warming story from the early 1800s of a surveyor and his French-Canadian pony.     Using Genetics to Pinpoint Endangered Canadian Horse Breeds 2000 The Year 2000 Genetic Similarity Study conducted by researchers at the University of Guelph.     History of the Town of Montpelier 1860 Sam Shepard on the origin of Justin Morgan, the horse.     The Old French Canadian Horse Part 2 1947 While agricultural leaders were thoroughly in agreement as to the deterioration of the old French-Canadian horse and as to the desirability of arresting it, they differed as to the procedure to be adopted.      The Old French Canadian Horse Part 1 1947 The old French-Canadian horse is worthy of the lasting respect of breeders and historians.     Blackie 1871 My means of travel consisted of five horses and one Red River Cart. For my personal use, I had a small black Canadian Horse, or pony, and an English saddle.     The Fisher Model Farm at Frosty Hollow 1997 F.A. Fisher brought the first French-Canadian Cape Rouge horses from Quebec to New Brunswick.     Spirit of the Times 1842 Letter from George Barnard written in 1842     Colonial Herald 1838 A Canadian stallion on Prince Edward Island     Kendall County Record 1873 Young Lion is a magnificent French Canadian horse, weighing 1,400 pounds, son of Black Diamond, a fast trotter. He is jet black, with the most magnificent mane and tail ever seen.